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Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
One Hundred and s,x Years Old.

Miss Ann Tim Minis, . colored woman
who outlivsd three generations and
whose life had mostly been spent In
slavery, died In the Philadelphia Hos
pi,aI, on Tuesday Of erysipelAs. 5he
belonged 10 ths father OF the Late Mary
Bins ham, wife OF Gen. Fl. Fl. Bingham,
mem Der of Congress from the First dis
trict. Miss Timmins was born ct An
nspolis, Nd, on November 16, 1871, and
was almost 1O8 years old at ner death.
Her first master, who owned her
mother, was DR.. Githon. On the mar.
rlsgs of the DOCTORS daughter Priscilla
to Thomas Alexander, . young lawyer,
OF Baltimore. Ann, with several other
slaves, formed part OF wedding git to
the bride. She remained forty years
with Mr.. Alexander, her mistress nav.
ing died previously, until his daughter
Mary was welded to General Bingham,
wis II she accompanied her young mis-
trees TO her new home.
| She remained with Mrs. Bingham
until 1873, when, with the lhdy's con
sent, she left to live with her niece
Mrs. Francis Jane Lewis, wife OF Thos
Lewis, o job worker, who lives ~ 24ll
Bodine a.reet, where her body now lie'
and from whencs the funeral will taxi
! pibCG w Qny VI sAc e~J ~
h,ving been settled upon last night.
Miss Timmins, though very old, wa
In possession OF retentivs memory
ar d many times spoke of having seel
General George Washipgton-though
unlike many other aged coiored people
she never claimed to have been o sel
want OF the Father Of His Country. Sh
remembered the appearance OF tn
American snd the British troops OF tn
; war Of 1912, and often described thei
appearance when passing thTou2
Mary laud.
q Her hearing was good until the las
but her eyesight Tor y year or two wa
dim, sLe having lost one eye about
! year ago. OF lats years she mad bee
: somewhat weak. Sns was Methodii
:, from her youth. and fsequehtly use
i the express ion con mon In the Soutl
- Il nm a Methodist and l will dis
!, Methodist" She was taken to q no
10 pital on October 3, 1887, having be'
there four weeks before she died.
One day last week she asked her pb
u sictan Ii General Washington was st
!. living, and On being assured that
~ ~ was s.ill ~ Mount Vernon she appear
~ =. 70 be quite pleased. She has Alwa
:. g osen happy In thinking ,has she "
o. m sde free by President Lincoli
proclam s.ion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Special Mention.
MRS Jacops' Fa,r Baiis tin.

OpsuiDg eve and hrss three days OF
Dupont Post fair we will sell ribbons
az uuhesrd Of pripeg Z ebons former.
iy 10 aud IS cenvs, fair PRICES cents;
ribbons l6 and 20 fair rrice, 8; ribbons
25 and 80, fair price, 10; ribbons 80 and
50. fair orice, 10; ribbons 80 and 40, fall
prise, %; ribposs so and 60, fair price,
80.
This above ore new goods, and Of oil
desirable colors Also = full line Of
knit Tam O'sLanters, silk and plush
caps and children's tennis hats, which
will be so at greatly reduced prices
1t 10 worth ths price to zee our aor zeoui
display. MRS. JACOBS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
To thu A1hIcteIf

DR.. j Lippincott, 60i French street
Is prepared TO treat Rheumatism and
neuralgia In nll Its forms. Dyspepsia
with all it's horrors removed and dia
eases OF the brain, splae, heart, lungs,
kidneys, liver, blood and skin. Fe
male and chtl6rea diseases, either acute
or chrouic. Malaria, nervousness aod
many others. Removed by co'umou
seusa treatment. Bring your afflicted
children. Cost ycu nothing TO talk.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
The Bsau Idea, of a Family Medlc,n.

A remedy which promptly and com.
Pile teIy relieves ailments of such com
mon occurrence as indigestion, conssi'
patton, biliouspess and disorders OF q
malarial type, is assuredly the beau
ideal OF o family medicine. Such is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which il
not only capable OF eradicating thsse
complaints, tut also counter Q sting q
tendency to kidney troubles, rheuma
tism and premature dscsdence ef STAN
ina. Taking IL "all round" as the
phrase is, there Is probably not in exis.
tence 30 ufeful, effective and agreeable
houseb old psnscea as the Bitters. Nor
Is 1t less highly esteemed by the medi-
cal profe ssion than by the families OF
America. Eumberless testimonials from
professional sources OF irrefragsbls au
thsnticity evinoe its merit. The demand
for 1t abroad, Io lsss than in the laud
of Its discovery, Is certainly increasing.
time and experience OF its benefcienl
effects confirming the high opinion
originally formed Of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Sullivan mus, Yace KiIraiu.

NEW YORK, November 2-rhe Clip.
per announces Il receipt OF $500 from
Richard X. Fox TO back Jake Kilrain,
win or lose. IN his fight with Jem
Smith sga!nst John L. Sullivan FOL
s., ,0CC to $4,000 tiie, and Gays: The
challenge is regular in every respect
ard whatever may be the feelings o
Sullivan toward Kilrain he cannot af
ford, especially under existing circum
stances, to make response thereto thai
will not be recogt ICED as fair by the
sportir z public of Great Britain, upon
whom he will have to rely for the sue.
cees OF his tour abroad"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Brevitles.
The cheapest hat house In the city
kum(ord hruB.' 4O4 Marke stree I

Try Basins coal you will likeit
60 10 Murphey's for your bed springs.
Bug ronr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal yoa will surely like it.
W. j. Nimblc, grocer, End and Justisen st.
Mlard F. Davis jeveler, e. Second st.
Fine 10 X. Rings, a. Hanrs, 10 r. Foarth.
F. Roop sm ith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Frent street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. zoe Ship
ley street.
IlppLneot t'scelobrsteds Specific for rhenma'
tisin, neuralgia and sick headache, Al 4oL MAI
ket street.
GotoGes. II. Hurphey's for your parlo
chamber and dining loom furniture, 20 shil
! ley street,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
sTILLED IN DEATH.
Jenny Lind, tho Famous singer, Passes
Awsy-A short sketch of Her Career


LONDON. Nov. 2-Jenny Lind
(Mme. Goldschmidt), the celebrated
swedish singer, 10 dead. She was 66
years OF age. Bhe has been seriously
Ill fer some weeks.
She retired from the stage after her
marriage In America in 1852, bat reap
peared at various concerts In aid OF
charities. She has not appeared in
public since 1886.
The celebrated Swedish nightip-
gale" WAS born Ut Stockholm October D.,
1921, aud nine years later Was . publ
In the training school OF music. For
three years she sang children's parts on
the stage, and fer four yesrs more was
almost deprived OF the greatest pies sure
OF her life by the partial loss Of her
voice. As the time Was busily occupit d
In the study Of instrumental music, ii
was not lost, and the sudden retrrn ol
her wonderful voice in all its beauty
and strength started her on the career
which won her renown. Her fret reau
liar character on the stage WAS Agatha,
Iiu Der Freyschutz," but she rubse
lqueptiy studied in Paris with GArcis
and Mey beer, and returned to Stock
holm amid the enthusiAsm Of her pe0
ple, before the made her start In bel
nrst tour Of Europe at Dresden, anc
achieved her great triumph in lSA4. q
Berlin, as vielka In The Camp 0
SIlesiA"
Blk years after this, In 1850, shi
came 70 this country under the man
aeement OF p. T. Barnum, and cor
qutrad eli New York IN the famous oil
oprra house at Castle Garden.
Jenny Lind's first concert wa, IKE
10 come fl at Castle Garden Wedne'
day evening, septsmber IL. Mos. {
Tho tickets wtre sold 1T auction on Il
previous Saturday and Monday. Genif
the halter, purchased the hrst ticket
S,25.
From New York Jenny Lind went
Boston, Providence, Pbiladelphis, BA
ttmure, WASHINGTON and the other CHI
oi'ies in the Union. Vast audienc'
every where awaited her, mupicipa
musical and other depu.ations tende
ing her honors, and during every pc
- formancs thero WAS constant succe
sion OF hurrahs, eDcores and other q
monstratiobs OF intsnse delight.
Jenny Lin6's net avRtls OF the ninet
three concerts given by her under M
BNnum's auspices in the short space
eight months, were little short OF $l7
coo, OR uearly double the amount I
concert named IL their original &C
tract. Subsequently she gave II
concerts on her own account.
In the latter part Of 1851 Jenny ii
married M. Otto GoldEchmidt,a - skill
pisnist and conductor, and retired tr'
tho stsgs. She reappearsd 10 public
Europe In 1855, '6l and '63-and 10
limited period In 1864. Then she '
- not hssrd for q mum Der OF yeais, but
u 1880 she sang at one final concert. Il
IN voice was IL remarkable state Of pI
ervation.
Her death took place at Malvern, N
Lopdor aEd was caused by paralI
with which shs was stricken ssye
weeks age.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
We Love BAbles

snd can make good picture of them.
We have o strong light and every fa'
cility for their accommodation. Bring
them along. Good work, Satisfaction
for you aud prsmps attention Is our
motto. Cnnniugs. photographer, 30a
Market stre9G.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Industrial Bazaar.

Call on Steward, as the above place,
and drop your order for his famous
brands OF G1ur and coal. Oar Silver
@eda," A Dur is on tbs lead; it is not ex-
celltd. Fine line self raising goods, &c.
Store, N. W. Coz. All and Kiug. Phone
409.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Thirteenth Watch CIub.

MillsTd l., Davis las room tor few
more msu bers in bis thirteenth watch
club, which he started on the l9 b inst.
T,ad;es adrpitted into this oiub and can
aacr1.e a very handecuas watch for from
$50 70 $50 By tbs pas ment OF 81 per
week.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Our GALES OF Roller Q leen -four are
increasing. The hour at vertises iteeif
wherever used. II you will try q bag
or barrel you will want no other. Both
wholesale and retail. Tatnall Bros,
lOl Mary land avenue.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
For dry goo<,s-GrAnor & @
Light Turned Out

Complaint has been made to the
Mayor by Edwsrd A, Robinson, who
has charge CT the street gas lamps, that
soms one Is in tho habit OF extinRuish
ing them in certain localities almost
every night. TIE oficers have been in
structed 10 keep a ehaTp lockout, and II
possible arrest The fender, whoever be
may hs,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Oatarrh Cured,

After wears OF study DIR. J. B. Welch,
OF No. go TAtnsll street, has perfected
liquid oz)ne which, II applied accord.
Ing TO his directions, will certainly cure
the worst case Of cstarrh. and never
falls to afford relief ut oncs. He also
treats asthma and all diseases of the
throst and lungs with this valuable
r,medy, and will give any ore euffeiine
with catatrh one treA'ment free OF
charge. The doctor doas not use any
mercary or quinine in his practice, and
guarantees TO cure fever and saue In "a
hours.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
LOOK Wen

st tse photographs in Bsecher's show
cases st his door, No. 315 Market street.
They are rot made for specimens, but
every one has had one dozen and ona
frame size, all for $3 90. The latest i'm.
proved instantaneous process used.
Time Of citing, one-Qu Quarter of q second.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Tie rea, need OF q sick baby lie rot 80
much medicipe as 1t Is something 10
"assist nature" Many things are re
commended, bat the bsst known rsmtdy
for the ailments Of young children ie
DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup. Price only 25
cen5s a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Sunday school Anniversary.

The Sunday School OF the First Pros
by ter.an Oh uroh will hold Its snniver
sary ut z so o'clock this evening. The
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg and the Rev. MT
Duval will make addresses. To. morrow
81 3 80 p. III. the 150;h anniversary Of
the church will be held, and an address,
delivered by the moderator of the lssI
General Assembly, the Rav. DR.. smitt
OF Baltimore. Ia the evening addresses
will be delivers cd By several former pas
tors of the church.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Look at the windows of go King Apd
GIT Market streets, and be canviocsd
that this fail the millinery goods
brought to Wilmington are as fno and
varied a. can be ssen In any OF tue large.
cities, New York not excepted. Mrs.,
Jacobs,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
lrlS a Fact

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, well
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look foS the
blue Sign. Opening in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Open N Ot1oo.

A. B. Jones, 422 Market street, wonld
inform his friends and the public
generally that hereafter his place OF
business will be open every evening,
where they are invited to inspect hie
new fall designs In paper hangirgs and
window shades.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
DRESS GOODS.

At our Dfess Goods Coun-
ter we are still Offering
the Popular ana Desirable
Fabrics of the season,
together with many No:ab'e
and Decided Bargains which
wei have not space to emu
merate.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
,.,u,s,lou thss waited

H., s.putsslou tbs, ,'s vs,.sa
..s ..' CC',ss~el.nd C,s on Monday,
d'I, s,,. W. ,hM oil qass'ions o.
lopr ., s.sa our country and
O',' iii be settled suicably,
i,a ~. ,ii ,Ill hereafter b, no ne.
~, ..aes,llus 10 The Aroii,. ,..a,sa nsns
'!p s,.iops, like indisidn'
Pr, ..,,ls thslr disputes oy az
~ ''I thu, prove the cbfisti IN
r, a. ,hich they clsim to pos.
s'-i mare myth. The idss OF
~, Al, IAN sled or real sriev.
,s' ,'s.'o..rl,,lvsly riiiouiop. that
'sr y or oOly sAvAse' would b:
F...s ~ eOuiu,s. The conduct
.,,,,u ~. snt and that OF Gfesl
1,a,, be su,a as to prove1s
~ W. n. n.,tops OF ths eAssh.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
lsth.a AuclaIY.

Tho sixth anniversary OF the Viii
uliugtou Fem~le Bible Society will BIZ
celebrated this evsrinr. 81 2 80 O'Clock
in g.. Andrews Z, L Church. Ad.
{, resses will bH delivered by tne Rev.
Eichatd l.. HcE1en and the RsV. Il.
B, Cook, ID. u.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
UNPARALLELED
HOSIERY BARGAINS.

IGentlemen's Shetland and
Gray Regular Made Merlno
Half Hose in all sizes at I3
cents a pair; just halt price.
Gentlemen's Super Stout
Unbleached Cotton Half
Hose, Regular Made, in all
sizes, at IS cents a. pair; best
value ever offered.
/ Ladies' Striped Merlno
Hose, assorted colors, I3
cents q pair; splendid goods
for the money.
Another lot of &c dozens
of Children's Black Ribbed
j Hose, Full Regular Made.
!. sizes s. to 81, same as lasss
!. lot, price 13 cents a pair.
j Ladies who have purchased
u slthese goods know how
, = cheap they a,e' ase'
!: !: We are having a great
10 run on Fall and Winter Un-
n derwear, and no wonder, as
!, our stock is very large and
i. Prices the Very Lowes::.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
LADIES & CHILDRENS
CLOAKS.

An immense assortment to
select from. Styles Newest
and Best, while the prices
are away down.
Good Plush Sacque at
$1,000.
Better Plush SAc4ues a:
$4,000.
Superb Goods at S25.oo,
$500 and $4e.oo.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Gall and see our fine feathers and
fanoy, 220 King and 6l7 Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

ARE YOU nADB miserable by indi
gestton, constipation, dizziness, ioss ot
appetite, yellow srin? shuoh's Vital
izer Ia . positive cure. Sold by N. b
Danfcrt cor. 2nd & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
.,,.., t,o,d watches.

Mi!lard f. Davis, at 0 East Ssoond
street, hos in sock an elegant assOft
nens OF ladies' foe gold WATCHES al
prloea to suit you.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

That HACKING CoUSH Can be go
quickly cared by Shiloh's Cure. We
| guarantee 1t. Scld by n. b. DanfoE:h, +,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Miss Mary T. Murphy, formerly OF
this city, has gone to Chester to engage
10 the millinery business. Her many
friends vist her success,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

All kinds o: produce can be bought
cheaper ct PowJeTmaker Bros' branch
store, 7c5 West Eighth street, than any
place In the city.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

HAcKMETAcK. N lasting and fr.srar:t
perfume. Price 20 and 50 oents. Sold
by N. B. DanfoEth, cor. And g. Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
DIR. slmms. W mite 2 ! .mon,s 4sxlsam,

the leading lung and throat remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. The positive pre-.
ventor OF pulmonary consumption. Re-
lieves and cures coup hs, chronic or re-
cent; sore throat, hosrsenets, Group,
&C.. remarkably fast. Lots OF home
referenceo. E0o. ana 81. Sold hy deal
ers. DsDot, Fourth and KnG streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Naw milk, cents; skim milk, 5
cents; buttermilk, CENTS Dream. "a
cents; butter, sc. cents: whipped cream,
III. Creamery, Fourth and Shipley Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Now Is

the time to have your cvsrcca:s Dyed
and cleaned at n. JenDy's. the dyer,
2l0 King street. All orders sent b. ex.
p,ess promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

The handsomesr line OF velvets and
pushes at niillinsry palaces, 817 Mar.
zet and 22e King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

We are ready for the lsdios now W itf
the grandess line Of fall novelties we
ever had. Please czll At Mrs. jacobs, ,
SIT Market and go King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

sHILoH's CURE will i'm m Cd lately 10
lievp group, whooping cprgh and bron.
chisis. Sold by N. 3. Danio2th, cor,
!, 2nd 81 Earket streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

PowdermAker Bros. are selling sau
sage, scra pole aud meats at the lowest
prices at 5O7 King and 705 West Eighth
strset,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Fine gold and silver watches at re.
d1csd prices, g fall line Of gold and
ens rolled gold plated chains ut Is Il.
Fourth ct, L. e. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
" AtCh Club

will be formed in few days at Hanf's
ID East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Bsst place TO ges ces7, mutton or veal
Ia OF Lowell, stall IL, City Market.
Telephone al.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

For fall clothing go 20 Thorp g.
Baeher, merchant tailors, 6l31s Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Tor good coal so TO Bush's, French
etreet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Cartridge papers, gold papers, silk
paperr, irdented papers, with moth
friezes. JOS. H. Greennan, All King
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Now Is the time, and the place is All
King street, for nsw fall styles Of wall
paper aud window thsdes. Jos. d.
Grsenuan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Go 10 P ,wderrn0ker Bros, GOT King
and 705 West Eighth streets, for yonr
sausage .scrarple and all kinds OF meats.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Select your fall suits from Thorp &
Baoher, merchant tailors, 6131< Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Powdermaker Bros. manufacture the 4
own sausage, scrapp.e and mush, at 70i
West Eighth Street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Not only In the spring time, bat oil
the year round people will need relia.
Bile catbartic We would recommend
Laxador. Price IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

use Diamond Dentifrios. 15e. Per Soi
tie, Fl. x. Watson, 803 MaEksI stree,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

New goods, la,go etosk, cid ttaudi
for wall pape7 a0d wt2dow shadsg.
JOS, Fl, Greee G, "a, AIT K ing stIest.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
iln Tn

Taylor Il yallszton's, No. S0a King
ssresa, for pure drugs OF all cescrip-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Wall papers, borders. deaoratlons
picture rods, gold beads ard wtndow
shades. Jos. "A GreeDmar, AIT King
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

The finest saloon in the city is as No
724 Market streSt. All the hxtures 70.
yoiys ar.und.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Locking Glasses kesiIvered,

made new and true, also new ones made
to order. G. X. BsuSh. .20S W.Second st
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Thorp & Ba,her, merohart thllofs. ~
6l3L Martet e:reet, can 1T you. ifs
ttem.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Where can I get good liquors?
why at Bscke.t's, to be sure, 108 W
Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Heater and range werk. Gallaher
Runner, 7o9 Orange street. Telephone
364,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

Millinery palaces GIT Market and $50
King streets, iAe place for fine MILL.
merry Examine the fail novelties. Mrs.
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
CROSBY & HlLL.
HANDKERcHIBFS S.

Unlaundried and slightly
soiIed, at the marvelously
Low Price OF 10 cents each.
We have them in the follow
ing letters: A, B, G, D. E,
+, G, H, I, X, L, Nd, N, o,
p, K. S, T and w. Pnila-
delphia shoppers, please
make a note of this. We
trust our regular customers
will come early and secure
what they wish for OF these
goods before the assortment
10 broken.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
uss Browne bronchial Troshes

For Coughs, Colds and all other Throat
Troubles. .-."Pra emiEently the best. -
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
For Coughs ana Colds
To Clean the Teeth

use watson's Tar Cordial. sos Markt
| street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
W. lays Linimsnt.

h.. "'l'soy t'r all Aches or Pains.
sept Il feG y came from Farl,, Frspcs. tho
',s b:iorSS n. NJ aSuisaed French ply 5ician
'ahtIy. II rsIde ade kaosn or uesi In this
asadacha toVe' S ahsumit,.m, NeEral-
] s,n,,Sss,m m' map nr bosst. rs1uirtnS extes.
Fee. Aiss"o. For sac o. Al %arTat
Rest', WHDelr W. lrner Of peiaI ana MsJshrjl
huntington, Dal. oas.sad sa
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-11-04

NORFOLK S STORM.

Probably the severest rain and wind
storm which has been felt in this section
since 1879 set in Sunday evening and
continued all day yesterday. Umbrellas
which were used to keep the pouring
rain off of unfortunate pedestrians
were turned inside out, which to the
amusement of those who were more
fortunate in keeping their rain prOtec-
ors in an upright position. Along the
yer general feeling was expressed
Cnat the water might rise on an even
height with the wharves, and such was
Cle case last night as it was very high.
Water street in many parts was entirely
inundated, as was also the west end of
Main street. Cove street was a canal
and in difficulty would have been ex-
perienced in pulling boat through it,
At the Boston wharf last night, the
water was within three or four inches
of being on level with the top, and
cotton was being moved from the sides
of the wharves in the warehouse. The
wind kept the Baltimore and Washing
ton steamers tied up at Old Point until
late hour, and prevented the North
ampton from making her Cherrystone
trip yesterday. The railing around St
Mary's Church and a portion of the
fence around the Base BALL Park were
blown down, as were also many trees
in various parts of the city. The wind
also prevented hucksters from getting
their stands on the market.-NOrfolk
Virginian, LIST.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-11-04

A MAN who can and won't pay his
taxes and the Sheriff has to take his
horse and buggy on the streets for
settlement of same, who subscribes
to a newspaper and the publisher
has to stop it because after subscribing
won't settle for it, and heats his way
generally as he goes, is always the
man who is ready to condemn a
newspaper and work against the
Sheriff and always Judging who are
gentlemen and who are not, &c. Such
a man, any community would be better
without.